Bump sinatra-activerecord from 2.0.13 to 2.0.23

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Bumps sinatra-activerecord from 2.0.13 to 2.0.23.

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Version 2.0.23

• For ActiveRecord 6.0 and above, if the the configuration (database.yml) has multiple databases defined, it will discard the DATABASE_URL spec (if it is supplied from environment variables), following Active Record convention here. Thanks JoakimKlaxit (@​JoakimKlaxit) for contributing to this.

Version 2.0.22

• Added compability fix for ActiveRecord 6.1 (#107), as they have moved ConnectionUrlResolver to another module. Thanks Richard Peck(@​richpeck) for contributing to this.

Version 2.0.21

• If both config/database.yml and $DATABASE_URL is present, the database configuration will be merged from this two, and $DATABASE_URL's variables will take precedence. (sinatra-activerecord/sinatra-activerecord#103)

Version 2.0.9

• Don't try to load config/database.yml if $DATABASE_URL is present (#55, thanks to @​exviva)

Version 2.0.8

• Use the ConnectionManagement AR middelware for clearing active connections

Version 2.0.7

• Allow multiple databases to be used (#54)

Version 2.0.6

• Prefer DATABASE_URL to config/database.yml (#47).

Version 2.0.5

• Disabled ActiveRecord logging in tests

Version 2.0.4

• You're now encouraged to load the app in the :load_config Rake task. This way your app will only be required when executing ActiveRecord tasks, and not other potential tasks which don't need the database. Your Rakefile can now be updated to this:

  require "sinatra/activerecord/rake"
  namespace :db do
  task :load_config do
  require "./app" # or whatever your app name is
  end
  end

• ActiveRecord isn't logged in production anymore.

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